Author: Dennis Moreland

Have you ever wondered what a rein maker does to get weighted reins to feel so good and have such a nice drape? Dennis Moreland Tack shares the answer: naturally […]

We can all forget to check our latigos and double off latigos for age and wear. It’s so important to do this before we saddle up! If you have found […]

Checking latigos for wear is important but often overlooked says Dennis Moreland Tack. Latigos or billets are the straps on either side of your saddle that attach the cinch to […]

We know how nice it is to have saddle strings when we need to tie something down. At the same time they can be a nuisance and even a safety […]

We know horseman have been using hackamores on their horses for hundreds of years and this piece of equipment hasn’t changed much since being introduced to western North America in […]

We know proper hackamore fit is important for correct function but it can be a challenge to get the necessary information to learn how one should fit. To confuse things […]

Romal Reins are used on horses that have transitioned to a shanked bit or spade bit after being well trained in a hackamore and/or snaffle. They were introduced to the […]

Maintaining a soft mouth is what it’s all about in horse training. Once a horse is ready to transition from a hackamore or snaffle into a bit with shanks the […]

Breast Collars are generally an optional item on a saddle but for disciplines like barrel racing, roping, and cow horse where our horses make quick stops and turns with powerful […]

Have you ever wondered how or why a sliding gag bit works? When the reins on a sliding gag are used to redirect a horse the pressure from that pull […]